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 1 3 |         many instances are in daily use at this day, even among
 2 5 |          Preachers - from which, to use his own words, "biblical
 3 9 |    perfection," and "that the chief use of Scripture pertains to
 4 10| Predecessors that the knowledge and use of the Sacred Scriptures
 5 10|       reverence for, as well as the use and knowledge of, the Sacred
 6 12|             relating and writing in use among the ancients is made
 7 12|         Literature to make diligent use of this light, so abundantly
 8 18|            years ago not a few made use of quite arbitrarily and
 9 20|       should anyone think that this use of the original texts, in
10 21|             wished "that all should use as authentic" the Vulgate
11 21|            Church and to the public use of the same Scriptures;
12 21|      approved by its long-continued use for so many centuries in
13 21|           because of its legitimate use in the Churches throughout
14 21|            many centuries; by which use indeed the same is shown,
15 22|           texts themselves, for the use and benefit of the faithful
16 27|             and morals by a broader use of the Sacred Text in the
17 27|        never be forgotten that this use of the Sacred Scripture
18 27|             may suggest by a clever use of the words of Scripture.
19 35|           period would be likely to use, and in fact did use.~
20 35|             to use, and in fact did use.~
21 36|            kinds of speech which we use today; but rather those
22 37|           manner which is in common use amongst men."30 For as the
23 38|          should also make a prudent use of this means, determine,
24 39|             speaking and writing in use among the ancients can be
25 42|       Catholic exegetes, by a right use of those same scientific
26 43|           strength to make suitable use of what learned men of the
27 49|      priests, to make free and holy use of this treasure, accumulated
28 50|        adaptations, which are not a use, but rather an abuse of